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The story of decentralized AI has been told for a long time, but there are actually only a few projects that have received heavy support from NASDAQ-listed companies. Today, one of them has made a move—0G (Zero Gravity).
This is not just another "AI concept coin," but a complete experimental system called "Zero Gravity." The goal is clear: to break the monopoly of tech giants on AI and create an on-chain, verifiable, transparent, and traceable AI world. Backed by over $400 million in tangible assets, plus a distributed training network that is hundreds of times faster than Google's current technology. With the mainnet just launched, the valuation of ownership in the next-generation AI infrastructure has already begun to be reassessed.
What do I think of this? There are two core points:
**First, infrastructure positioning in the trillion-dollar track**
0G's positioning is very precise—it aims to become a decentralized AI operating system. It’s not just a superficial concept but provides a complete underlying infrastructure for data-intensive AI, GameFi, DeFi applications. Through a modular architecture, it separates high-performance storage, scalable computing, and high-speed data availability layers, addressing the old problems of high costs and low throughput when blockchain handles AI tasks. In simple terms, it aims to redefine the standards of AI economic infrastructure.
**Second, endorsement by heavyweight capital**
Supported by tangible assets from a NASDAQ-listed company, this is a significant advantage. In an era flooded with funding, such "hard asset backing" has become a scarce resource.